Back to the Seventies: The Obsessive Big Shot's Darling

It's not a strong female lead novel, but it's barely qualifying as a wish-fulfillment story. The family's favoritism isn't extreme so far, so it's acceptable. The space is limited in size and can only be used for storage; it can't be used for planting or raising animals.

"Are you tired? If you are, we'll go back." Qin Zhen thought Chen Yu was tired. They came from Shenzhen yesterday, and Qin Rui cried because he was hungry last night. Although he got up in time to feed him milk powder, it still woke her up. "Thinking back to our wedding, I feel so happy, Qin Zhen, I'm so glad I had you." Chen Yu smiled and whispered as she leaned against him.

Well written. Is life tiring for the female protagonist? She's living a second life, yet she can't escape her dysfunctional family background.

Beautiful and rich in content

The female lead is so indifferent and apathetic; she seems to be living like an old person without the mindset of someone who's never grown old. Thumbs up to the author for their hard work!

The writing is pretty good! The word "top-notch" is almost a constant throughout the entire text. Reading each chapter of "The Cat" was both infuriating and thought-provoking! Sometimes, cats even give the illusion of a microcosm of human life.

It's very well written, but the ending is too rushed. It would have been perfect if the later parts had shown more of the protagonist's happy life. "Love makes people both love and hate, makes them love but not be loved in return; some live for it, some die for it; 'love' is a knife that kills without drawing blood." Yet, many people still go crazy for it.

This book is good and enjoyable.

I really enjoyed it; the author put a lot of effort into writing it, and I really liked the novel. I felt the ending was a bit rushed, but it was still acceptable.

I've been watching it non-stop, completely engrossed!